Inside the RAAC crisis
As the crumbling concrete hits the headlines, CN takes a closer look – and asks, what happens next? Reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC) crashed
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As the crumbling concrete hits the headlines, CN takes a closer look – and asks, what happens next? Reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC) crashed
A parliamentary spokesman has confirmed the presence of RAAC in the Houses of Parliament. 'As part of routine ongoing investigations, RAAC was identified in one area of the Palace,' he said.
A type of concrete used in many older public buildings is no longer safe, and it's forced hundreds of schools to close just as the new year starts.
A type of concrete used in many older public buildings is no longer safe, and it's forced hundreds of schools to close just as the new year starts.
Years after the crisis began but with it only now hitting the front pages, the Construction Leadership Council is setting up a panel of ‘experts’ on reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete to offer ‘support’ to government.